Oldest Jurisdictional Line in the Country

South Weymouth, MA 02190

Located in South Weymouth, MA, the Oldest Jurisdictional Line in the Country marks a significant historical boundary established in 1642. This site represents the original dividing line between the towns of Weymouth and Hingham, showcasing the early governance and settlement patterns of colonial New England. Visitors can explore this landmark to appreciate its historical importance and the rich heritage of the region.

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